Alabama Lawyers Sandy Dodd to Sara Johnson

Explore Alabama attorneys like Sandy Dodd, Sandy Johnson, Sandy Simpson, Sanford G. Hooper, Sanford Gunter, Sanford Hatton, Sanford Hooper, and Sara Johnson. in cities like Vestavia, Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, and Fairhope. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 35216, 35124, 36532.

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Sara Doty

Firm: Sara Doty Attorney at Law, LLC

4725 Whitesburg Drive, Suite 202 , Huntsville , Alabama 35802

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

Sara is passionate about helping families plan for the future and protect what is most important to them. This includes implementing estate plans, as well as assisting clients to address more complex planning situations such as planning for loved ones with special needs, estate tax planning, income tax planning, asset protection, adoptions and step-parent adoptions. Always willing and able to explain complicated legal concepts clearly and concisely, Sara is skilled at working with her clients to ensure their plan will work now and in the future.. Sara is a member of the State Bar of Alabama, the American Bar Association, volunteers with the Madison County Volunteer Lawyers Program, and serves on committees at her church. Prior to joining opening her own law firm, Sara worked fulltime as a paralegal and law clerk while she was attending law school at night.. Sara enjoys being outdoors, travelling, and spending time with her husband and son.

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“Sara and her office staff are great to work with. They helped me open an estate for my brother She l”

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“I have had several cases against Sara, and she is always a pleasure to work with and a zealous advocate for her clients. When I have a conflict on a case, Sara is one of the attorn…”

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“I have known Attorney Doty and her work for over two decades. She is conscientious, caring, professional, and very knowledgeable in the fields of law in which she practices. Sara i…”

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Sara Higgins

Firm: Robinson Law Firm

620 East 11th Street , Anniston , Alabama 36207

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Estate Planning, Debt Collection, Family, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury

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Sanford Hatton

Firm: Sanford D. Hatton, Jr., Attorney at Law

22551 Highway 25 , Columbiana , Alabama 35051

Practice Areas: Probate , Probate, Probate, Probate

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“Never use this attorney! He is disorganized, verbally abusive, and totally not trustworthy. He will agree to something, and then at the eleventh hour...”

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Sara Ford

Firm: Lightfoot Franklin & White, LLC

400 20th St N , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: General Practice, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business

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“My experience with Stivers Ford of Birmingham was phenomenal, clean establishment and friendly staff. Keeman Poindexter (sales consultant) was excellent, from the time I pulled up …”

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Sara Baker

100 5th St SE , Cullman , Alabama 35055

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Divorce, Mediation, Probate, Family

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“attorneys over the years and none have give me this level of service. Thank you, Ms. Baker.”

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“Would not recommend to anyone. TERRIBLE communication and Mrs. Baker is the rudest person we have ever dealt with. Very unprofessional and did not show one ounce of compassion nor …”

— Leah Barnes

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Sandy Johnson

Firm: Johnson & Dailey, Attorneys at Law

3156 Pelham Pkwy Ste 4 , Pelham , Alabama 35124

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Sara DeLisle

Firm: Carr Allison

100 Vestavia Parkway , Birmingham , Alabama 35216

Practice Areas: Litigation, Workers Compensation, Workers Compensation, Workers Compensation

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Sandy Dodd

2785 Smyer Cir , Vestavia , Alabama 35216

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Sara Howell

Firm: Turner Onderdonk Kimbrough Howell Huggins & Bradley, Pa

Po Box 1389 , Chatom , Alabama 36518

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Sara Holmes

Firm: Lauderdale County Probate Court

Po Box 1059 , Florence , Alabama 35631

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Sara Hacker

Firm: Mainsoft, Inc.

Po Box 360853 , Birmingham , Alabama 35236

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Sara Elizabeth Carroll Matthews-Hile

, Ozark , Alabama 36361

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Sara Collins

Firm: Whatley Kallas, LLP

Po Box 10968 , Birmingham , Alabama 35202

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Sara Bragdon

Firm: Akridge & Balch, PC

Po Box 3738 , Auburn , Alabama 36831

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Sara Almond

Firm: Lloyd Gray Whitehead & Monroe, PC

880 Montclair Rd Ste 100 , Birmingham , Alabama 35213

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Sanford Hooper

, Alabama

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Sanford Gunter

2117 Jack Warner Pkwy Ste 1 A , Tuscaloosa , Alabama 35401

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“We hired this attorney to help with an easement issue. Nearly 60 days later, all our phone calls and”

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Sanford G. Hooper

Firm: Lightfoot, Franklin and White, L.L.C.

The Clark Building 400 20th Street North Alaba , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Sandy Simpson

2031 2nd Ave N , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

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Sara Johnson

106 S Bayview St , Fairhope , Alabama 36532

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